Canton Fair 2026 cooking show: crush-and-cook and a detachable blade buyers liked
At the October 2026 Canton Fair, Ullopet’s live pet food cooking demo drew strong buyer interest: customers saw a simple crush-and-cook workflow in one machine and responded especially well to the patented detachable blade structure for easy cleaning.
Live pet food cooking at Canton Fair 2026 (October): visitors watched Ullopet crush and cook in one bowl, and many asked about the patented quick-release blade.
During the October 2026 China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), our booth ran a live cooking show with the Ullopet pet fresh food maker. Buyers and partners stopped to watch ingredients go from whole pieces to a finished pet meal — and many stayed to ask how the machine would fit retail, OEM, or home markets.
The demo that landed hardest was the crush-and-cook mode: load cleaned large pieces, let the machine grind, then cook in the same bowl. Visitors recognized that this cuts prep tools and transfer steps compared with a separate blender plus pot — a workflow they could explain to their own customers.
The patented quick-release blade was another frequent talking point. After a batch, you rotate the cutter by hand, lift it out, and wash the blade and 4 L bowl separately. Trade visitors said that detachable structure makes daily cleanup believable — and that believable cleanup supports repeat use after the fair.
Interest at the show was practical, not abstract: people asked about texture modes, noise, capacity for dogs and cats, and how to present the machine in store demos. Homemade batches remain complementary feeding unless a veterinarian confirms a complete formula — a point we keep clear in every pitch.
If you missed the floor demo, watch the cooking show video on this page, then read how the blade and modes work. For OEM, private label, or market voltage, contact our partners team; home pet parents can join the waitlist online.